CleverStay for dormitories & student housing

Move-in week, minus the group-chat chaos

Every August the same five hundred questions arrive: laundry cards, shared-kitchen rules, quiet hours, “who's the RA tonight.” CleverStay puts a QR sign in each common area and routes what it can't answer to whoever is actually on duty.

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Built for move-in week and every week after

01

Common-area rules where the commons are

11×17 wall guides in the laundry room, shared kitchen, and study lounges answer the rules for that room - booking, cleanup, hours - right at the point of friction.

02

Escalation that follows the RA duty roster

Unanswered questions go by SMS to the on-call RA, with a fallback, honoring quiet hours. When duty rotates, the routing rotates - residents never need to know whose night it is.

03

International students, first-language answers

One authored guide, readable in ten languages. Move-in week doesn't require a translator on staff.

04

No app, no account, no adoption battle

Students scan with the camera and ask. There's nothing to install and no login to forget, which is why it gets used where the housing app didn't.

The handbook nobody kept

Residence life communicates through paper, blasts, and door-knocks. Here is where each one leaks.

Today

A printed handbook handed out at move-in

Recycled by October, cited by no one.

With CleverStay

A QR sign in every common area, current all year because it's versioned, not printed-and-forgotten.

Today

Flyers on cork boards plus all-hall email blasts

Open rates near zero, exactly when the kitchen-cleanup dispute is live.

With CleverStay

Answers pulled on demand, in the resident's language, at the moment of the question.

Today

Knocking on the RA's door at midnight

Or the wrong RA's door - the duty roster lives on a paper by the elevator.

With CleverStay

One scan reaches the guide first and the on-duty RA second - by design, in that order.

Our RAs spent September as human FAQ machines. The laundry-room sign alone killed the single most repeated question in the building. Escalations now land on whoever is on duty, which the RAs might appreciate most of all.
Jordan W.
Residence life coordinator · 300-bed hall
Student Housing300 Beds
FAQs

Student housing questions, answered

What residence life teams ask before rolling this out.

Make move-in week boring.

Author your hall guide free and put a sign in every common area. The RA on duty gets the escalations, not the FAQ.